Sentence examples for been categorised in the from inspiring English sources

Dr Fox said that some patients may also have been missed by the study if their allergy had been categorised in the GP records as a food allergy, rather than a peanut allergy.

As listed, these factors have been categorised in the analysis as being either systemic or service-provider related on one hand or user-related on the other hand.

"Western countries will most probably be categorised in the second or third group," he said.

Now it seems all "sport" can be categorised in the same manner.

Under the current law, dogs are categorised in the same group as donkeys, rabbits, horses and deer, not as livestock such as cattle and chickens.

He also resisted what he called "remorseless pressure" to redecorate his room, explaining he had prodded Lord Irvine about his expensive wallpaper in the Lord Chancellor's official residence - and was unwilling to be categorised in the same way.

This is the closest Rendell comes to any sort of criticism of the genre divides which plague modern literature; she's not bothered, she says, about being categorised in the crime section, because "people generally review me, give me large reviews, not in groups of latest crime fiction, so I think on whole people like my books and give them a bit of prominence".

Suitable rockbolt types for various ground energy demand and deformation capacity range were categorised in the table and the graph.

In the former case, partially supportive findings were categorised in the neutral group if they relied on less than 66%% of the data or equivalent confidence indicators.

Both companies that utilise measures that can be categorised in the logistics and manufacturing domain handle outbound flows in an MTO setting.

The subjects were categorised in the three following groups: (i) a low angle (<27°), (ii) a normal angle (27 37°) and (iii) a high angle (>37°).